One more mind, ten times the opportunity

Author: Qin Lin
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: The so-called "heart's eye" is not something one is born with. However, as a concept, it lies hidden within everyone's heart, depending on the attitude you adopt toward its function. I say, "Having an extra heart's eye means ten times the opportunities." What kind of opportunities? Of course, it's the opportunities for success. No one refuses success, but success requires more heart's eye than others. To have more heart's eye than others means you need to put in more effort in cultivating it. These cultivations do not seek the extraordinary; they only seek more thought, more comparison, more practicality, and more precise grasp. Things like "valuing harmony," "throwing a brick to attract jade," "giving before receiving," and "appearing to release to catch" may sound mystical, like military strategies, but they are not. Because the heart's eye is, after all, a self-preservation strategy and a self-development plan. If it is strategy and planning, why should there be a distinction between military strategies and the ordinary? Life is like a kaleidoscope. Through its holes, we can see our own bodies, others' images, and the opportunities and traps everywhere. Life is like a chess game, and opportunities are like chess pieces. Therefore, we cannot rely solely on the steady advance of pawns, step by step. We must let each piece shine in its own way. Not only must we grasp the potential of each chess piece in our heart's eye, but we must also be attentive to life. Only in this way can you seize the initiative everywhere and win every battle. Only then can you act with distinction and stand out from the crowd. This book teaches you how to grasp the potential of each chess piece in a complex society, be attentive to life, and gain ten times the opportunities by having an extra heart's eye in everything.